This Is South Carolina’s Most Purchased Costco Item
What’s in the carts of Costco shoppers around the country? A new report from CouponBirds.com uses social media to find out the most popular Costco products in each state. North Carolina…
402065 08: A shopper displays her Costco Wholesale membership card as she enters a Costco Wholesale store March 8, 2002 in Niles, IL. Warehouse retailer Costco Wholesale Corp. has reported higher quarterly profits as the promise of bulk goods at bargain prices resonated with consumers in the U.S. recession. Warehouse retailers charge customers an annual membership fee, typically $35 to $45, to shop at clubs that offer deep discounts on bulk quantities of items like food and household cleaners. (Photo by Tim Boyle/Getty Images)
(Photo by Tim Boyle/Getty Images)What’s in the carts of Costco shoppers around the country? A new report from CouponBirds.com uses social media to find out the most popular Costco products in each state. North Carolina didn't even have enough info to be included haha. South Carolina's most purchased Costco item is what I'm here for! According to the report, Kirkland Maple Syrup is South Carolina's most purchased item. I love that damn syrup! Way to go SC!
- The coupon aggregation site looked at 50 popular hashtags and posts on social media about Costco products to find the 30 most discussed items as of March 2024.
- They used the number of comments about each item, along with Google trends data, to rank the products by popularity.
The research reveals:
(Check out the full list of each state’s most popular products here)
- Overall, the most popular item is Goodles Cheddy Mac White Cheddar Shells. It’s the most popular for shoppers in four states - Georgia, Mississippi, New York and Ohio.
- No other items are the most popular in four states, but several tie in three states. Trident Fish Sticks are most popular in Massachusetts, Virginia and Washington.
- Reese’s Dipped Animal Crackers win in Kentucky, Montana and Nebraska.
- General Mills Morning Summit Cereal tops the list in Missouri, Pennsylvania and Texas
- Kirkland Prosecco, their brand of bubbly, is the most popular in Arizona, California and Illinois.
- The majority of Costco’s most popular products - 19 of the 30 - are their own Kirkland brand.
- Alaskans love their Kirkland Premium Paper Towels, while Floridians and those in Maryland are fans of Kirkland Three Berry Blend.
- In Vermont and New Hampshire, they love Kirkland Fresh Berries, while South Carolina and Colorado rave about Kirkland Maple Syrup.
- Kirkland Leggings are most popular in New Mexico, and in New Jersey, it’s Kirkland Signature Stretch Tite Plastic Food Wrap.
- Connecticut and Hawaii both have the Woozoo Globe Fan as their most popular Costco item.
- Kansas, Arkansas, North Carolina and Louisiana shoppers didn’t post enough on social media to be included and three states don’t have a Costco of their own yet - Rhode Island, West Virginia and Wyoming.
South Carolina Has 2 Of The Most Expensive Beach Towns In The Nation
For a lot of us, it doesn’t get better than spending our summer vacation at the beach. Unfortunately, South Carolina has 2 of the most expensive beach towns in the nation. While there are a lot of coastal cities to choose from, these destinations can be pretty pricey. But it really all depends on where you go. A new report reveals where the most affordable towns with an ocean view are.
So which South Carolina towns are among the most expensive in the country? Let's have a look! Here are the top 10 most expensive beach towns in the country.
10. Solana Beach, California
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Solana Beach, California is north of San Diego. It's a super safe town, and the beach is long with great water temperatures. The average rental home costs $4,372 a week.
9. Key West, Florida
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Key West is not only a great beach town, it has plenty of history and attractions. Boat racing takes over the town in the summer. Plus, you can get into the Earnest Hemmingway look-a-like contest that happens each year! Average cost of a week rental? $4,547
8. Laguna Beach, California
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Sure Laguna Beach on MTV was a great show. Sure, your rental home may sink into the water. But it is a cool beach town. It will cost you on average $4,564 to get a home for the week. Not bad. Hope insurance is included!
7. Lahaina, Hawaii
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This Maui town is the home of a big golf tournament. The weather is beautiful year round. The beaches are sheer white. If you want to rent a home it will run you $4,946 for the week.
6. Kiawah Island, South Carolina
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What a great local town for us in the Carolina's to visit. Great golfing, shops, restaurants and of course the beaches. The down side? It will cost you $5,576 to rent a spot there for the week.
5. Folly Beach, South Carolina
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I know this beach town well. I spent many summers in Folly Beach. Love the whole vibe of the island. What I really didn't know is that my wife is spending nearly $5,943 for us to vacation there. We split the house with friends but holy hell!
4. Malibu, California
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Another Cali beach town is on the list. Like Laguna Beach, if you can weather the fires, the land slides and the celebrity bs then Malibu is there for you! Average home cost for a weekly rental? $6,150
3. East Hampton, New York
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Wanna go to Diddy's "White Party?" Wanna see celeb's all over the place? Then head to East Hampton, located on Long Island. Bring your wallet though, a weekly rental is $6,178.
2. Southampton, New York
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Another over the top Long Island beach town. Even more celebrities show up and hang. There's a PGA golf event held yearly. Rent a home for the week in Southhampton for an average of $6,391!
1. Montauk, New York
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Party it up with John Legend. Hang on the beach, or spend thousands at dinner! This town, the most expensive beach town in the nation has an average cost of $6,454 a week!
